Respecting the environment is one of the purest forms of love.
The Hotel della Piana loves to take care of its guests and the nature that surrounds them: from the greenery of the park in which it is immersed to the delicate ecosystem that embraces it. Here, nature is not just a backdrop, but a living protagonist of the guest experience.
Every day, we adopt eco-sustainable measures to minimize waste and preserve the enchanting landscapes that host us. Thanks to three photovoltaic systems, the hotel now guarantees almost total energy autonomy.
Charging stations for electric cars
Hotel della Pana offers its guests the possibility to recharge electric vehicles thanks to its brand new charging stations. Thanks to their elegant and compact design, the I-CON charging stations blend in perfectly with the lush natural surroundings of Hotel della Piana. The one-hand, lidless system makes the stations practical and functional, allowing users to easily connect the charging connector with just one hand.
Circularity
To limit food waste, Hotel della Piana adopts a structured and responsible circular economy model, which involves the recovery and reuse of all food waste generated by the hotel, the Bistrot della Piana, and the Ristorante Napoleone, transforming it into new resources through sustainable processes that reduce environmental impact.
Water refills: less plastic, more sustainability
To significantly reduce single-use plastic consumption, Hotel della Piana will introduce a free water refill station, accessible to all guests. Thanks to this solution, it will be possible to fill reusable containers free of charge, almost completely eliminating the use of disposable plastic bottles. A small daily gesture that translates into a major contribution to the environment, promoting sustainable habits and a more conscious lifestyle even when traveling.
Materials
All the materials used at Hotel della Piana reflect our philosophy, and so does our courtesy line. Here, you will find green and natural products made from recycled materials: from bottles and toilet paper to stationery, such as bamboo pens, or paper made exclusively from recycled materials, where available. The use of printed paper is limited, with a preference for digital formats, both in the rooms and in the common areas, in full respect of the environment.
